Sentence examples for policy to ease from inspiring English sources

Representatives for Israeli settlers noted that an Israeli military checkpoint at Tapuah Junction had been removed a few months ago in line with Israeli policy to ease movement for Palestinians in the West Bank.

At the top of the government's to-do list is a change in land policy to ease restrictions on farmers' right to own land and relaxing its rigid household registration system.

Existing towns and cities should be expanded and the cap on some councils' borrowing lifted to allow more homes to be built, according to the man responsible for overhauling Labour's housing policy to ease the chronic shortage.

Dar es Salaam used fiscal stimulus and loosened monetary policy to ease the impact of the global recession.

They also highlighted Cheney's behind-the-scenes influence on the administration's environmental policy to ease pollution controls for power plants, facilitate the disposal of nuclear waste, open access to federal timber resources, and avoid federal constraints on greenhouse gas emissions, among other issues.

Here in Birmingham this week, for example, we are launching new policies to ease the council tax burden, to help young unskilled people and to improve public transport.

To the contrary, feminist advocacy groups and feminist scholars strongly support policies to ease the tension between wage earning and caregiving for both fathers and mothers.

Former Fed chairman Paul Volcker warned this week that monetary policies to ease the recession might well be leading to higher inflation and a run on the dollar.

Two countries at the forefront of work on human embryonic stem (ES) cells, Australia and Israel, have just recommended policies to ease the way for their researchers.

This transformation was simultaneously followed by institutional changes based on liberal policies aimed at creating a non-restricted economy shaped by state-led policies to ease the import and export of goods in international trade.

For example, policies to ease budget constraints such as an increase in public spending on education or providing good social security could effectively reduce gender inequality within the family.